St. Paul police detective James Crumley made an unsettling discovery in early 1935. A small dictograph microphone hidden in his office had been recording Crumley’s conversations with colleagues and visitors. It was one of several bugs hidden throughout police headquarters … Continued
Minnesota judges are offering free weddings at the Dakota County Fair again this summer. The tradition started as a Valentine’s Day free wedding event, and last year county fairs got involved, according to Kim Pleticha, director of Public Affairs at … Continued
Amy Lindgren Is the honeymoon over? After nearly tripling during the pandemic, the number of employees working remotely has been leveling off, with more companies now mandating a return to the workplace. We’ve gone from perhaps 10% of employees working … Continued
By Stacy Perman, Los Angeles Times In the summer of 2021, Priscilla Presley seemed to be riding high. Related Articles Music history is littered with projects planned, anticipated, even completed — and then scrapped Home reportedly owned by Brad Pitt … Continued
After a fun meal with a big group at a restaurant, it’s the last thing you want to deal with: how to split the check. The etiquette, and the math, often prove baffling. Should the whole table divide the bill … Continued
Authorities have released images of a suspect they believe is responsible for vandalizing rainbow Pride flags in St. Paul last week and are asking the public’s help in identifying the person. Police say there have now been 30 instances of … Continued